Platos Definition
in order for someone (s) to know proposition (p)
p has to be true
p has to be justified
s has to believe p
Knowledge is the out come of a process which continues over time
known known=knowledge
known unknown=belief
unknown unknown=unknown knowledge
Personal Knowledge Knowledge by conviction Knowledge by inraspection/introspection Knowledge by Acquaintance Knowledge by practice
Subconscious Knowledge
Knowledge by instinct
Justification of knowledge Correspondance: comparing with the facts of senses, experience and knowledge. Pragmatic: what you know that can justify your personal belief. Coherence: by defenition.
Truth Test: PIE
Public: everyone has access to the knowledge claim, is it true to society? Independent: personal and sole access to the knowledge claim, is it true to you? Internal: will it still be true over time?
Universal truth is when all of PIE is answered to with a 'yes'.
Ways of knowing (W.O.K)
Senses
Perception
Emotions
Reasoning
Language
Logic
Authority
Experience
Paradigm
Is a model or conceptual system for understanding experience. They are formed using concepts and enable us to organise experience.
Areas of knowing (A.O.K)
Natural Science
History
Art
Ethics
Math
Knowledge Issues
A knowledge claim is someones point of view
What to Consider when detecting a knowledge issue.
Does the knowledge issue contain problematic concepts?
What assumptions are being made?
What W.O.Ks are involved?
To what A.O.K does the claim belong to?
Is the knowledge claim culture bound?
What knowledge issues does the claim involve?
What counter claims can be made?
What are your views on the claim?
What I learned from the youtube video.
What is Knowledge.
Is a justified true belief.
Platos Definition
in order for someone (s) to know proposition (p)
p has to be true
p has to be justified
s has to believe p
Knowledge is the out come of a process which continues over time
known known=knowledge
known unknown=belief
unknown unknown=unknown knowledge
Personal Knowledge
Knowledge by conviction
Knowledge by inraspection/introspection
Knowledge by Acquaintance
Knowledge by practice
Subconscious Knowledge
Knowledge by instinct
Justification of knowledge
Correspondance: comparing with the facts of senses, experience and knowledge.
Pragmatic: what you know that can justify your personal belief.
Coherence: by defenition.
Truth Test: PIE
Public: everyone has access to the knowledge claim, is it true to society?
Independent: personal and sole access to the knowledge claim, is it true to you?
Internal: will it still be true over time?
Universal truth is when all of PIE is answered to with a 'yes'.
Ways of knowing (W.O.K)
Senses
Perception
Emotions
Reasoning
Language
Logic
Authority
Experience
Paradigm
Is a model or conceptual system for understanding experience. They are formed using concepts and enable us to organise experience.
Areas of knowing (A.O.K)
Natural Science
History
Art
Ethics
Math
Knowledge Issues
A knowledge claim is someones point of view
What to Consider when detecting a knowledge issue.
Does the knowledge issue contain problematic concepts?
What assumptions are being made?
What W.O.Ks are involved?
To what A.O.K does the claim belong to?
Is the knowledge claim culture bound?
What knowledge issues does the claim involve?
What counter claims can be made?
What are your views on the claim?